Its always great to see that our society still has positive actions during difficult times!!…read more As we found out from visiting this London Drugs, there is a section within the store that carries and highlight products from local small retail outlets that is forced to close down due to the Covid-19 Lockdown, the aim here is to help these stores have a little bit of exposure even though there stores are closed. I also found there are more local made products within the store so as to support local producers, yes, the price maybe a bit higher then national brands, but if we all chip in and help buy local, we are helping our society to recover faster! I hope my thinking is right?! Btw, staffs here are all very helpful and kind too!

Great pit stop for snacks drinks and bathroom use. It's clean, big, and spacious and a easy stop…read moreover on the way to Whistler

Probably on of the cleanest Walmarts that I have ever been to. Not a lot of open lanes to check…read moreout and no self check out. Items are well stocked. There is a huge Easter selection out right now. What did I learn today? The two items I came in for are no longer carried.

I thought that Walmart in the United States were terrible but this one in Canada was for sure the…read moreworst. I came in because I needed an external hard drive to finish some work while I'm on vacation. The guy working the electronics computer section did not know what the external hard drive was. I asked some questions about I was choosing and he said I don't know anything. Then he made me walk all the way to the front of the store to pay for it when I still had other things to get so when he left, I told the other lady I would like to make a complaint about him and she just says oh he doesn't work in that department. Totally covering up for each other. The entire staff in this Walmart is East Indian. Horrible.

Slowest check out of any grocery store in Squamish. Painful. I gave up and walked out tonight. 30…read morefrustrated people behind me still waiting. ONE check girl. Huge line up at self checkout as well. Total waste of time as usual.

Save on Foods is a grocery store in Squamish. Very close to many of the homes and shops in the…read morearea. It is a very large store with many items. There's a lot of parking as well. The first thing that I noticed was that many of their produce was very large...larger than normal! It was very interesting. I also noticed that many of their meats were free ranged. I liked that they are health conscious. I purchased some groceries from here, but also was able to get maple cookies for friends and ketchup chips. This store has just about everything that you could think of. They even had a fresh bakery section and even a deli. The lines were rather long with a lot of people shopping however it went by really quickly. They ask if you need bags, but they prefer that you bring in your own reusable bag. Overall great grocery store to visit!

I have been on the hunt for Wheel Barrow handles for about 6b months now, as mine broke. I was…read morebetween meetings and had some time to kill so stopped by the Canadian Tire store in Squamish to try my luck in my search. I ended up with a amazing lady at the paint counter and explained my quest for wheel barrow handles. She called a fellow, do not know his name, but big gray beard and a friendly smile. He said I think I saw some a while back, wait here. To my astonishment he back moments latter with the coveted wheel barrow handles. Thank you to the amazing staff at Squamish Canadian Tire.

I booked in my vehicle for muffler service it says they perform exhaust work on their website…read more Appointments are backed up 3 weeks and they waited 2 weeks to tell me they don't do exhaust. To top it off the employee was incredibly short and rude about it and hung up on me. Don't bring your vehicle here. The service put me out of my vehicle for 2 months, all because they can't answer emails in a timely manor, which apparently isn't their fault.

My friends love thrifting so we stopped here to take a look at what's available. It's a consignment…read morestore and more as they also sell cards, candles, costume jewelry from the makers etc. I'm guessing the consignment part is more on the clothes and shoes. I like the layout of the shop. Everything is neatly placed on the racks. It is not very cramped and overflowing with clothes. The shoes has its own section with a couch to try them on comfortably. There is also a section for men's clothing which is nice.

Visited funky downtown Squamish and picked up a pair of vintage Levi's at a fair price. Staff were…read morefriendly and helpful. I'd shop here again.

I have to say, when we arrived at xxx and saw that it was located inside the visitor's center in…read moreSquamish, I was sure it wouldn't be so good. However, I was pleasantly surprised. My cortado was hot, expertly prepared, and oh so good. The only disappointment here was that I wasn't hungry to try the hand pies that looked amazing. They also had some tempting pastries available. Despite the location, most of the customers appeared to be locals.

From the outside this store looks like it would be a total run-down tourist trap. But when you go…read moreinside they have a beautiful collection of Native Art including several hundred carvings, masks, paintings, sculptures, drums, and talking sticks by local artists. Some really beautiful items. Granted, it is not a fancy gallery, and a bit run-down. But the artwork is wonderful. The highlight for me were several carvings by Eddie Apodaca, a member of the Coast Salish Nation who comes from a family of carvers. He was trained by Jacob Lewis and Earl Lewis, and has clearly come into his own based on the intricacies and detail level of his work. The amazing thing about this gallery is the pricing - they have a very wide variety of custom pieces at prices that are well below what you would find in similar galleries in the Vancouver area that perhaps have fancier carpeting or background music playing instead of a TV blasting on some bad movie. This gallery is a diamond in the rough. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing through on your way to Whistler!

Small but mighty! This place has cute country vibes, a decent bathroom, and a selection of snacks…read moreand drinks. Staff were really nice. There's no official parking lot but there's street parking. You can enter through the front or the back of the store. It's a great place to stop and get a little something to snack on before you hit up the nearby provincial parks. For Americans: this place has fun snacks you can't get south of the border. I recommend aero bars, coffee crisp, and ketchup chips!

Candy is kinda pricy like everything else there, kinda just been sitting there. Gathering dust…read more Tasted fine tho.

Great little local grocery store! Just picked up a few items but was impressed with the selection.read more

On our way back to Vancouver from Garibaldi Provincial Park, we stopped for some food and drink…read more Driving on the 99, it is usually hard to find anything which isn't standard fast food like Tim Hortons or A&W, but we saw this place and assumed the food had to be a bit more healthy! We got some calzones as well as this awesome organic blueberry and pomegranate juice for $15. It is hard to go wrong here and this time, Nesters was everything we wanted. I'm glad to see there is a cool healthy store right in the heart of Squamish.

what a gorgeous shop! i stopped in on a sleepy rainy saturday, the shop is bright, smells amazing…read moreand has friendly staff :) i scored some clearance christmas ornaments and a beautiful dried floral bouquet, as well as a delicious cedar essential oil for defusing. lovely place to look at many things!

Thank you, Sophie, for helping me send birthday flowers to my Auntie in SQM…read more It does make a big difference when you hear a kind voice on the other end of the phone line, making things easy and very helpful. Anytime, any day- I would recommend their customer service. I only hope that their arrangement " florist design" lives up to their customer service.